A Simple Nanoscale Interface Directs Alignment of a Confluent Cell Layer on Oxide and Polymer Surfaces.

A Simple Nanoscale Interface Directs Alignment of a Confluent Cell Layer on Oxide and Polymer Surfaces.
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简单的纳米级界面引导氧化物和聚合物表面上的汇合细胞层对齐。

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10.1039/c3tb20565g
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发表时间:
2013
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Journal of materials chemistry. B
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Schwarzbauer,JeanE
Schwarzbauer,JeanE
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Donnelly,PatrickE;Jones,CaseyM;Bandini,StephenB;Singh,Shivani;Schwartz,Jeffrey;Schwarzbauer,JeanE

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